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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2023
Page
1
Patrick Gorglione is sworn in by Mayor Robert Geissman to fill a vacant village council seat in Lodi. He becomes zoning chair, replacing Randy Jameyson, and aims to engage more with residents and community life.
Medina County residents have cast over 6,000 early votes for the November 7 election with 5,135 in-person ballots and 4,184 absentee requests reported. Deputy Director Heather McDermott outlined daily turnout and ongoing nursing home visits as the elections office schedules extended hours at 3800 Stonegate Drive.
Brunswick residents weigh two candidates for Ward 4 council seat. Incumbent Keith Kuczma cites 26 years in Brunswick, realtor ties, and safety legislation as key strengths, while challenger John Welker emphasizes management, Six Sigma training, civic service, and a personal, resident-focused approach. Kuczma highlights the I-71 interchange HB 23 as Brunswick’s main current issue and potential policy focal point.
Two contenders, incumbent Marty Wardhola and challenger Justin Peroli, vie for a Lafayette Township Board of Trustees seat in the November election. Peroli cites roots since 1979 and zoning appeals work. Wardhola notes tenure since 2017 and 45 years in engineering, plus budgeting and compliance expertise. See Lafayette A3.
Four candidates David Borling Barbara Gunkelman Pauleva Huttinger and Roy Salazar seek Buckeye Board of Education seats in the November election. Borling cites 40 years of business and 15 years zoning board work plus district ties. Gunkelman emphasizes quality education, eight years on the board, and study of school law and finance.
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